Plastic Pollution Causing Marine Turtle Deaths
A worldwide survey has revealed that hundreds of marine turtles are dying each year because they are becoming entangled in rubbish in our oceans and on our beaches.
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Forest Reserves Slow Down Global Warming
Protected areas are reducing carbon emissions from tropical deforestation by a third, and are therefore slowing the rate of global warming, according to a new study.
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N is for Nightjar
The jarring from which they take their name, more commonly referred to as churring – an eerie, mechanical sort of noise that’s straight out of a science fiction film, and possibly the strangest noise I’ve ever heard coming from a bird.
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E is for Elephant Hawk-moth
Few who presumed moths to be uniformly brown and a bit boring could hold that view after gazing on the Deilephila, big bold creatures dressed as if ready to star in an 80’s music video.
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K is for Kite
These birds represent Britain’s sole truly ‘native’ stock, and at the Gigrin Farm feeding centre provide one of the best wildlife spectacles in the country.
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Will Extinction Ever Become Extinct?
The beauty of the natural world is truly something magnificent to behold and a heritage that we seem to be struggling to conserve.
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